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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
1T OF tae Cumberland Presbyterian

1T Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Business is picking up since the advent
OF cotton picking. a number Of bales OF
the staple hss already been marketed, and
/. Is though st B .nham will receive
during the season g larger numoer OF
bales tEar ehe has ever MARKETED n one
sezaon TIE coll worm scare has about
past, and farmers arc now satisfied that
they viii raise SO much cotton as they can
gather.
MIR Al. Biard and grand daughter,
Miss Sallle Bicrd Of Lamar county are
visiting relatives and friends in the city.
\. A. Williams returned to-day from
st. Louis aud Chicago.
Mrs J. 3. Russell ard her sister, Miss
Blanche Goodman, have returned from 3
visit 10 their old home in Virginia.
Il. H Benedict OF Whitewright is visit
ing in the city.
Mss Minnie Ingram left yesterday for
Lexington, Ky, TO attend school.
frank Jones and family have returned
| from Oregon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
POPULAR SCIESCE.

4 solution Of copperss applied 10
wood will rerder It very hard and
durable.
H. K SNckney OF Portland, Me, has
been running 3 tWO-EO!se power CRANE
for four years wiz kerOssLe Of 10 test.
Ii requires three Q. four gallons daily. He
Will soon mGke L compound engine Of the
s.rle kind.
Out Of IL, $50 earthquakes observed or
coast iiIes, the German seismologist,
K!uge, found that only ~ were scc0m-
panied by sea waves, althoygl : very
large proportion of the shocks 1-l prob
ably originated under tie Sea.
TIE importance Of soft aa.ar for Go
nestle purposes is illnstrated by the eX-
perienca Of large London asylum, in
which change from hard 10 soft water
has resulted il 40 estimated annual say
Ing in soda, soap, labor, etc, OF more
than $1,000.
The Temsius CT 10 less th;n titty-n
lowering pants found in mummy wrap
pigs have been identified. The hJwers
even yet show their delicate coloriugs,
the violet OF the larkspur sId the scarlet
Of the poppy still remsising, as well as
the green OF the leaves.
Shavings from the oiled wood used n
the manufacture OF planes a IN eastern
factory were recently put into barrel
and twenty four hours Lister were found
to be almost on FIRE, their temperature be-
lug o7er 500 Fahrenheit. Before o clock
the sbGviIgs were charret anG smoking
8 few inches beneath the surface. This is
& practical demonstration Of spontaneous
combustion, and illustrates now many
mysterious and destructive uTes msY have
originated. Oiled rags and waste operate
II the same manner.
Alfred Carpenter Of the Marine survey
Office, Bombay, has observed AIsCacus
monkeys on the island Of South Barm@h
opening oysters with stone. They bring
the stones from hjgh water mark down 70
low water, selecting such stones as they
can easily grasp. They eff ct the CgaE-
| i0Z by striking the base Cf the upper valve
/ until II disl0Catts and breaks up. The
then extract the oyster with the lager
and thumb, occasionally putting the
mouth straight TO the broken SHELL. Tdl
| wey they have chosen is the easiest wsy
| to open the shell.
TAe following information n regard L
! the possibility q working glass with 9
pair o. scissors Is from TIE Pottery O.
zetta of London. Il will be very new tl
most people, but il has The acyautag,
that it m4y be easily and ineX9cn9ivolJ
| tried "Giess nay be cut under we
with greet case, 80 almost shy SHAPE
with q pair Of Shears or strong scissors
Two things ere necessary To- success
First, the glass must De KEEP quite leve
-. 4. l .-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

Negro Murderer 4rrestod-An Iron Fire
The II ursd Improving.

Negro Murderer Arrestod-An Iron Ftre.
The Injured Improving.
special to the Gazette.
LONGIIKW, Ten, Sept. -& telee-a III
from Palestine announced the fact as
right th&t George Washington, g negro.
who killed Henry Jordan in $50, VIZ
captured and would ne leld for Tie
sheriff. Washiuaton's crime was cold
blooded murder, committed e. Camp
Switch, st q saw mill about eight miles
west OF mere, on Texas and Pacific Rsilrcsd,
and was most unprOvOked crime. Jlr-
dan and the negro were gambling, snL
quaTreled. Washington struck Jordan,
who did not offer resistance. Washington
then shot him dead with a shotgun, ee-
Gaping, and has not beeu captured up -
this day
Our postmaster hiss been cutting into
eight mail sacks daily since Sunday CO
account OF the key being wcrc
so it would not unlock the locE..
Tn postmaster has made every eE0c.
by telegraphing for G new key, blt 1Bs
not received one yet and The CuttiBg coz
tinues
Iron has been discovered Of tle qCa-i-y
and paying quantities ne&-
this place, the pfoapeet5gs keep
Jig the secret - themselves.
Tn FIST carload Of coal from me MoGL-
tain creek mine Ee..r TatCm, On t1o Ga'-
Y SION, Sabine aEj s.. Louis Eailroec,
passed through here today Tor Fort Scot,
Kan. Over ten tons will De shipp16 g.
soon as it ca1 be dug out and placed or
the cars.
The condition Of the three young q s.e=
who were Injured in the camp erc1l5
runaway is improving, end +. nota.2s
occurs unfGvoraDle their clzrces 4
recovery are muca better thsn e<pec--t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
S4YED BY 4 KISS
lima GrlHia \ geken+d in Her Cotfin by
HCr Lovers ki5s.

E.ma Griffin sekenrd in her Cothn by
HCr Lovers hiss.
AN Francisco Eyam.aer.
CHINA Gr!ftiu died April :, 1870, aged
10 years, months, and Days"
The words were engraved upon silver
plate, but there was 10 conia unter
them. Mrs. Purroy, 81 elderly Iaiy, v.s-
iting friends living on Clinton avenue,
Alameda, but whose hOmeis in Brooklyn,
n. Y, looked with an air Of mingled
pride and reverence ION the carving, Tor
her name was once Elma GrilIc, and the
colin that was made to hold her remains.
'On my nineteenth birthday" she said
''my mother invited party OF acqusint-
anCes 10 cur house to celebrate the day.
We lived some distance outside Of VIII
iamsburgn, as it was then, and the ground
was little soft and DOGGY. Ole of my
friends remembered this IS she vas about
10 start for her home with her brother,
end she laughingly congratulated me on
o ling housed already and having no OCca-
sion 10 brave tie swamp. i wss wild
young girl in those days, and l declared
at once that | would 90 with them and
return alone. Everybody present
tried to dissuade me except the girls
| brother. We started, and when we
reached my friends house | YVES con
scious that my feet were quite wet and
that disagreeable chill had crept over
me, but | declined an Invitation to 90 in
and went away at once. OF course, Rot
the brother, | mean-Came with re
and somehow l forgot the cold end dam
as l walked home.
~ think we must have talked for 3 loBe
time as We stood on ny uncle's doorstep
for suddenly Rob-my escort mean
said: 'Elma, your face is very pail
Have kept you Standing here too long:
He talked to NE for ten minutes aftsI
that, and then wished nc coca night aLC
left me. rang the bell, and when my
mother open ed the door, told ner what
might nave known an hour sooner, IL ]
had given il g thought, that / was really
i'll. She hurried me TO bed immediately
and when she came to call Ine the foII08
ing morning she looked very anxious
By noon | was delrious, bit coaId real
the dOcotr tell my mother rad typhoft
fever and that ne could not hold GU
much hope fer my recovery. knew the
ny mother was weeping, but l wsa 81
WAYS selfish girl, and could only CT
out 'Robert Robert Where is R1hegti
and they told me, hardly thinking that :.
he:rd them, thst Robert mad been sud.
denly called upon 10 start for Csliforaf,
!: early that morning, and mad moi sye,
heard of my illness. He senSs fsktnk 4
me, however, but I did not Bee is 1nsi
many weeks later. 3
81 grew rapidly worse, andagrsduall,
the knowledge Of all outward thing
| passed from me. l fancy that1 had
| certain consciousness, but not of MATES
| around me. l WAS in another state @
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
WHAT TIE SOUTG IS D0ING.
NIAnut acturtDg, EARNING and NJ ming Show
An Unprecedented EuCrCase

An Unprecedented increase
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 27.-"In feYen
years." said Feary W Grady, tie well
known editor, sitting in the Piedmont
EXPOSITION rooms. "the south hGs il
creased her manufactures 52l", Q00, 600.
By this ! mean that in ss7 she has dug
out OK the ground or manufactured from
the raw material S2l3, zoe, 0CO worth Of
products that in 1889 she had to do with
OUT, or buy from the north ana vest.
This does not include the gsIn IN her sg-
ricultuyal product. 1t simply means
ores, minerals, marbles and manufactured
goods, This statement is AIMING. Its
details are even more SO"
"And the details are|'
"Why, this, for example. sac now has
about forty iron furnaces in blast, max
ing so, 900 tons Of iron year. Sire is
row actually building tnirty-One new
furnaces, with G capacity OF more than
| 10000 tons g year, so that her iron out-
put will be more than doubled when the
furnaces now being built 90 into blast.
In $50 she produced 40, 900 tons of iron.
In 1856, 10000 tons; in 1889 she will
produce l,S00, 900 tons. Tae furnaces
now beng built will edd $4,000, 900 q
year to her income, dug from her iron
| beds and made into pay"
"Does the increase in other lines com
pare with that in iron?"
eyes. La the six years following the
cotton exposition she built 173 new cot.
ton mills, putting over l ,0OQ, 900 new pin
dies in motion. The cotton seed oil
mills grew in the last six years from for
| ty-siX to JAG and ten new mills ere now
| being built Ct cost Of 81 80, 900. One
third Of the crop Of cotton seed now RUS
through the mills, yielding $4,000
worth Of crude oil.
"In fertilizer factories the same in
crease is noticed. Georgia bought 150,-
QJ1 tons Of fertilizer seven years ago
every ton Of wh!cH WIS., bought ia the
north. Last yanr l25, 00J tons
we're manufactured in Georgia, snt
this capacity will De dCu5leG
Ia another year. AtIsnta supplies hGl
2 dozen southern states win trunks &nd
yai.ses. Size sells agricultural .mple
ments into Mexico, psper oagS into Cal
ilornis and Jrs over & dozen sta.es
4 few years ago we sent north for g.
ts;mpleS thing ~ collins. Now CCfil
factory in Atlanta keeps
! HUNDRED MEN AT WORK.
"TE@re are not less than dozen tUrnl
ture factories scattered about the city
reaching up to fac grades OF furniture
Six years ago there vas hardly e broom
factorH in the south. Now there art
g dozen broom factories in A.
lauts. . Ali theses smaller articles manu-
fscturid, in which labor is the main cost
in with raw product is made valuable
and in which small capital is needed, tn
! south, formerly relying entirely on tn
north, now relies almost entirely on her
, self"
; "You are utilizing your raw material
Eyes. We are just pecking up on
buried resources. Fully 100000 ha
been invested in the past three years i
marble qusrries in North Georgia, whic
are now selling marble by the train loa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

VIENNA, Sept. S.-Tne Political Core.
spordence says it is semi-ohicisuy stated
in st. Petersburg inst Russia is determ-
lned, unless Prince Ferdinand departs
from Bulgaria, to declare the Berlin
treaty void.
MADRID, Sept. S.-An extensive ansr-
chlst plot has been discovered, and sew
eral OF the plOtters have been arrested in
Madrid, Salamanca and Cadz.
SOFIA, Sept. S.-The state of siege has
been raised. Prince Ferdinand has con.
ferred upon the ex-Regents Stambulof,
Seitof and Mutkrof the decoration OF the
order of bravery.
LONDON, Sept. 8-Geueral Butler has
resigned his post in Ireland, and will re-
turn to the War Office in October. He
insists that the government appoint his
successor without delay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
Cisco.

Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, Ten, Sept. p. ". Eads
closed out his stock OF dry goods to g
Fort Worth firm yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. ESds will likely open up again soon
at some other spot. 1t is thought he has
the California fever.
The geolcgists did not move. their
cSmp to Putnam, as they thought, bat es-
teblIshed & post near there and will next
start in the direction of BroWnWood.
! The two new cotton gins that have been
ander construction here, are now ready
for work, one starting to-day and the
other tO-mOrrOW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

Irel6Dd,
0, ERIEN TRREATENED WIFE ARREST.

O'FRIEN THREATENED WITH ARREST.
DUBLIN, Sept. "A special meeting OF
the Irish Priyy Council was held in Dub.
lin Castle to-day. 1t is reported the
Council decided to have Mr.. O'Brien ar
rested if he does not appear before the
court st MitcheIlst0wn tomorrow il
answer to the summon served upon him,
also to institute sCtiOr &gGtlst the lend
ers Of the recent meeting at Ennis.
Mes5rS. Lsbouchere, Dillon and other
members Of Parliament Will proceed to
Nitchellstown tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Elaborate Arrangements SGT on Foot
by the British Government to
Strengthen Halifax HarbDTo
Gledstone's Reatons for Refusing 10 bs
Present n the Constitutional Amend
mcnt Celebration.

Is SIZE PREPARING FOR WAR.

- sIlI- MI aIsI-'N TOIH W M
HALIFAX, y S, Sept. st is learned
inst the British government is prepared
to further strengthen the detensas Of
Halifax hsrDor, somewhat elaborate ar
rangements with thst end in view OF
being under way. Fortifcations sre be-
ing erected at the end of McNab'l
island, on which will be stationed two
ten-inch guns Ia addition to the new
fortifcations it IS said Halifax will be
dry deck here is completed. The
Bermuda dry dock staff will be removed
to Halifax, and three batteries OF artillery
vii also come. Besides this the Scot 81
fragment now CHARTERED st Jamaics vii
arrive here in November to remain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
In The nho,e H,nsnn. 1nta-nens

Of diseases. there we're none wHlch pray.o-s
70 the discovery CT Hostetter's stomach Iii
tere, offered mere formidable resistance 70 tie
Old fashioned modes Of treatment than Ire
group OF maladies whicl, under the collective
name of malariaI disease, afflicted entire con-
muLitles that suffered hoDei SLY. Chiils aIG
fever. dumb ague. azue cake and 1!liou' re
1pittent were once regarded as well nign IL
eur BILE Now Il T5j1ices the hearts Of t1OU-
sRude who reside ia districts periodically SUI
jatt TO ra visitstiossot malaria, % feel ceitEin
that IN .she Bftterssst they possess ceptsiG
Sa be- Ing iss, poison frenA the system To.tne
setEer in tie far WestAthe ;aew semig grant
thfther, and5t9 favelers ald fouristsby lsra
gard is q gnssanty OF sxfsty from dlssEtes
which they might vsinly seek from any '35her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

Being, in which the person setting ST.
speaking always ssrar2slv sDeak:nc-
was myself &HG yes not IaJs.if. Then
cane ~ utter 5l&GE, from w1icl sgoEe
af-er nearly three weeks e 0,i,Yisn, =
see m m9,cyr AID tn doctor 5tsnd,ur
~ tn bedside. The doctor <.lI inc
crisis vas passed sd 7 saCU.d pro345,y
recover, 81. ! Qid not fl.I s3v insera-.
n what ne was taking sjog..
" The quiet days Of Commissioned TO-
loved, and tde doctor, seeing thst 7vsS
very weak, regarded re seriously. srF
warned my mother tdet 8 relapse should
be carefully guarded sGG7rss. lset s.
t5at time, too, 20 fsll juto car.1u5 plvz.-
cal conditions shat suppose wee
frances, in which | knew au tast was
going on erOund me, ut from w1.c1
did not seem 20 care 20 arouse myself BY
moving or speaking. Tl>se o--.c5-
lasted longer and longer, aut tGsy were
not observed, sd 6 t1sv were r8tls-
pleasant than o,herTiS2 sslt netting
shout them.
'Oae morning I aw5ae from wra.
seemed 10 le : uG-uTa. sleep sna ny " o.
my eyes closed listening - sounds 20,
could not 81 first interpret bur Slowly
the knowledge came 20 he .ast NY mot--
er was so9bing beside M 5et. .Iiedt0
ask her why she Was gr:t}irg, M could
not move or speak. Tae trauCe Wss upcC
ne. | wss sensitive, however. srd knew
thst was lying upon g harj substance
aud not upon the comfortable MISTRESS Of
my bed. could lee, t0o very Little Gov
eriEg over me, and despite my eyelids be-
ing down the gloomy darkness OF ~
room could be detected. Where II t1e
world have they carried ME tO:' thought
"Presently heard my mothers voice
and knew that she Wss spes King 70 ny
cousin Mary, VINO WAS staying in .1e
house with Us.
"'Poor Ina, she said 4 was 80
sure th.t God would spare her 10 .a-
She struggled through mat drsstiu. Ill
+ uess Culy TO die quietly u ne. s-e.-
| last. lis very hard, Nary
have often wondered since ta.t ..5
not r-gliy die OF horror >. that mgm=r',
and realized Ike Z lightning t--l -r.-
taey Thought was dead snG Iat ru.-l-
into nv c, fil. TaeT we're GONG - l--y
m, Istccye hsrd to speak, 6u e..
sphinx W6s not more dumb tl2L L. sizes
10 stir, but the roc Of Gibraltar -l+---
n.ve moved s. easily. Must IuV If e
. 81 4
little s1cecI or ac..5n new - I ta0u.
"I. IS h4rd indeed dear aunt re--.et
Me,y, bu. HIS wiz 1e done Tcl mass
arouse Yourself. To- ur3ar.ssse- NIL
close the co1il fu 3 len .l.iu.se. IN vc~
think l.j5ar.-llr rar-or-rt ~. ..-c,
,.,I hardly think So nov .,1..7,r,'' III g
mother. vys7ilr. Something must ta,.
happened TO deIar him. He va TO hs,.
sr-ived St home Yesterday, EIt he ffEH-.
come. snd ] nqs.pe1o5 .a- s~-.,l nj.
. to-day. He nsd nos t.a-4.f nay ...,.,r
Poor fellow, The rly4- r-. Gser.v -.
nm. There ) one r-r.-- e, ~. ,-r-..
think. who loved -."o- ,..,e =. f,,-.g -.
=. I did
,rDl. Kgoers. g9.er4.71 ,~-.t us.,
; silent voice. .-.-,,4 i,g,v = ,... sl.
} q. me Won vii, ;-r.eg, r gTo not dos
81 heard p kr0rx s. the bedroom r.--
, Was If Re7.r,2 \, f. Va. anrv 4.-..-.-
? der.sJ,er
s,,lIa7 3! Sc il row. ,a3.e-.,. III. a-.a
in nrl,f ss-f3u4IIz ra.,..-7frI b-14 ,ary ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
B0EHAXs
INIT Cotton Sh;pment-a stock Eafr-Prr-
soma! Mention.

'E't Cotton sh;pment-a stock Eair-1rr-
soma! Mention.
St,ia. to the Gazette.
A'Na ~, Ten, Sept. S.-The first snip
~. Of cotton for this season was made
"'-s7. TIE amount was fifty bales and
It Shipment was made by Mr.. Henry LIE
lie. ~
towards stock iaif is being exten-
S...s.y Advertised, to tnke place IN this
~ lfom October u to October Is. &
4, ne Proceedings of the Investigations
\. he Insane Asylum superintendent
80 Dorset, are read with crest
.,,s!eSt 81 citizens Of this place, As Bon:
~ Is the home Of the Doctor sid he's
'y- known here. Y
:. .Ast night very pleasant laws party
~. asd a. the residence Of MIR. EsApk
al The party was given for the benz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
WACO.
Gcorge Clark Returns Home-The Arte
sian We'll,

sian We'll.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Sept. S-Hon. George
Clark got home to-day from White Sui
phur Springs, W. Va, where he has
spent the last four weeks recupersting
from the fatigue of the campaign, which
ended on August i. lie has regained his
wonted health and wears his nonors mod
estly.
The drill in the artesisn well that is De-
inc bored here has reached depth of 655
feet. There are shout 500 ieet of water
in the well and the character CT rock that
is now being encountered gives hope that
flowing water is near st hAud. This viii
De the first Srtesiar well If it is sue
cess ever bored in Waco, and TIE entire
community is watching the experiment
with intercS..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
.lunirg Il stdencs Buraed.

"VoCIN- % nc IlIZcllo.
GAINESVILLE, TEN, sep. The couu-
- resistance Ct Captain William SHIP
sou on Fish creek, twelve miles f1o0
here, WAS destroyed yesterday Is fire
Loss SIt0O; no insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs wtnsIow's Soothing Syrup fosphEtren
FteNhirs, g4oiheg The child sefteus,tFs gums,
anaso painsanIes Wind coaicyEnd e Aerbess
remedy for Sllrrfaa. : IS cents "a bsale.Ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
Children Starving to Death

On account OF their inability to digest food vii
And most marvellous food and remedy in
Sept,' Eleu,sionsfP Pure Coz Eiyer OIL WIN
HYRopho.pAtes. Yes palstable ND essilynts
eEsSed. DIN W.GeWSH OF y ae9aI ,sna ~.
IN kitF GOOD refults. s. pct onl$restores
Y2tsd assues 4nrsive. tn and Recess .
Fshe annette. glad to DEE such ressb!e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

Why don't you.ky Csrter's Little liver
Pills; Tney arc aiQsi.iye cure for SICK
headache and XII the, ills produced o. d.c-
ordered Iiver44
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

The popular yer 'tet IS generally tire ri.. olc,
and concerning Dr. RRII= Jugh Syrur me pCO.
pie have long nee deeiaed that # IS me 1e:t
cough remedy ever INTRODUCED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

GuHc has been administered in hydro
| phobis with good results.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
rgF DORSBTT CASE.


4orf Considers Those VINO haFV
p''''.;Gad 81 Enemies Of His, Nam
ing ,ha Afch TRAITOR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

LONDON, Sept. The Trades Union
congress has passed g resolution pledgirg
the various unions TO begin agitation
in favor of decreasing the hours OF labor
to eight hours per day, and to make every
Saturday full holiday. 1t was contend
ed by the delegates that the 700, 900 meu
now out of work will be able to get
employment if this rule were put into
force.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-26
NOTICE.

The firm of Elyard & sledge has
been dissolved by mutual consent, D.
D. Sledge assuming all the liablll-
ties of tie late firm. J. D. Elyard,
AGENT for Mrs. NJ. Elyard, will contfna
ue business at the old stand, and rs4
spectfuiiy s~olicits a share Of the pub
lie patronage. x.~.-
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-26
Cure for Sick headache,

For proof that DR.. Gums Liver
$$}ils cure Sick Headache, Ask your
Druggist for a free trial package.
Only one for a dose. Regular size
Rxes, rs cents. Sold by Hughes &
Nance. March lst I'm
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-26
Notice for Publication,

LAMP OFFjrE AT JACKSON, MIss.,l
February 18th, 1887. I
Notice is hereby given that the fol
low%ing-naned settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proc
in support of his claim, and that saio
proof will be made before the Judge
or in his absence the Clerk of the cir
cult court of Grenada county, at hi'
u.fice in Grenada, on May Sd, 1887
viz: Henrietta Hill, of Grenada Co.
Miss, Homestead No. 12O7S for the
West 4 sw Il section "a township .:
n, r. ) p. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous res
idence upon, and cultivation OF, sale
land, viz: Peter Turner, January
Grandson, John Williams, Dave
Williams, all of Grenada county Gre
NADIA postottice.
JAS. D. STEWART, Register.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-26
Cure for Piles.

p;,es are frequently preceded by .
.. aHs Of weight in the back, loins and
se.rs. mart Of the abdomen, causing
t tGss natient to suppose he has some
s stedtion Of the Kidneys or neighbor.
inc organs. AT times, symptoms OF
Indigestion are present, fiata ate Z
uneasiness of the stomach, e1c. "A a
moisture like perspiration, producing oag
= very disagr:eeabl INT it mnn g'att a,5di
s''B blind, Bleeding and Itching
aiIs Weld at once to the ap-
n1ication Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedv. which acts directly
u u1e the parts affected, absorbing the
Tpmors alIaying the intense itching,
and etfecting a permanent cure.
Price so cents. Address The DR.;
Rosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,O,. Sold
by Hughes & Nance. 1eplly
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-26
LIGHTNING Relief.

Uranium & Goodwin have something
That Will cure Catarrh in 10 days;
relieve headache, toothache. collie in
man or beast instantly. When you
rave a bottle of Buchanan's Span
TN lightning Relief in your house,
there is no need of going after q Doc
Sf IN the night: Also for a circula!
and see who uses the medicine.
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